Review: One Two Three Four So, what don’t we know about the Beatles? Craig Brown’s take on the band, is what. The satirist and author of unusual, funny and page-turning … Read More
Movie/Book Review: Melody Makers
For most of the 1960s and 1970s, the Melody Maker was one of the most popular music magazines. Based in the UK, the publication was known for its stunning photography and articles … Read More
Joseph “Rev Run” Simmons and Justine Simmons Open Up About Their Marriage By Allison Kugel
Joseph “Rev Run” Simmons and Justine Simmons Open Up About Their Marriage By Allison Kugel In a time when life feels fragile and love can seem fleeting, there are … Read More
Review: Little Women
Little Women I suppose I must start this review with the not very shocking admission that I loved the novel, Little Women. Well, of course I did, I am an … Read More
5 Best Pop Culture Books Every Student Needs to Read
Pop culture refers to a set of traditions and material culture in a society that are spread and well-liked. Cultural products like music, dance, movies, radio. And books are considered … Read More
Obituary: Toni Morrison dead at 88
Toni Morrison dead at 88 Toni Morrison, Nobel and Pulitzer prize winning author died Monday night, August 5th, at a New York hospital. She was most commonly known for her … Read More
Quick Six Interview: Allison Dickson
<h1>Quick Six: Allison Dickson</h1> Allison Dickson started out writing horror novels, and made her way to the suspenseful, clever and fun that is her latest novel, The Other Mrs. Miller, … Read More
Denver Pop Culture Con
Beastlings, Denver Pop Culture Con (formerly known as Denver Comic Con) opens in just two weeks! We will be live tweeting panels from our JL Jamieson, Robin will be popping … Read More
A Spoiler-rific Reaction to Avengers: Endgame
Let’s not mince words: if you haven’t seen Avengers: Endgame DON’T READ THIS I don’t know just how many spoilers there will be in this piece, but it will be … Read More
Book Review: The Liar’s Room, Simon Lelic
Review: The Liar’s Room After a two-page opening that couldn’t be more attention grabbing, The Liar’s Room jumps back a bit to start our story in a therapist’s office; two … Read More
Shazam is a feel-good delight, but full of monsters
Shazam! ****POSSIBLE MILD SPOILERS AHEAD**** With a word, a 15 year old boy lives the dreams of every comic book reading kid, and becomes a superhero. We … Read More
Mini Review: Her Beautiful Monster (Adi Tantimedh)
Her Beautiful Monster Adi Tantimedh Atria Books January 23rd, 2018 Ravi is back! The private eye who sees gods returns with more new cases, this time on both sides of … Read More
Mini Review: Pathways (Mercedes Lackey, and others)
Pathways Mercedes Lackey (editor) DAW December 5th, 2017 Typically, I really don’t like reading short story anthologies. The stories, when good, are always too short for my taste. Sometimes, you … Read More
Book Review: Find Me (Laura van den Berg)
Find Me By Laura van den Berg Farrar, Straus and Giroux In Laura van den Berg’s 2015 debut, Find Me, it is a pandemic that makes our main character stop … Read More